coastal defense cannon SK C / 34 IMPLEMENTED

[BrenoHenrique]

as the British already have a coastal defense cannon I suggest adding this one that is quite famous and the same cannon from the Bismark and the P1000 was used on the Atlantic wall and was seen in films and games during D-Day in 1944 and it was mounted on a cannon bunker but a battery from that cannon is mounted on the unfinished P1000 tank turret that was installed on the coast of France if I remember correctly (idea you can use the P1000 tank turret to make this coastal artillery or it was not just an idea )

[BrenoHenrique]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... QBmSyxMMza

[Veritum Nazarenvs]

Good idea... maybe at this rate every nation can have its own coastal defenses.

[BrenoHenrique]

yes I like these cannons

[BrenoHenrique]

I have an image of this cannon that I made myself but I don't know how to add it here

[BrenoHenrique]

this is my first drawing

[BrenoHenrique]

also this one you decide which one is better

[BrenoHenrique]

if you want to make modifications to the images I would love it (because I am not good at drawing on mobile)

[ZakTheBuilder1]

Man all you need is shading
Like make where the darkest part would be and the lightest would be

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See how the top of the wings are there lighter than the bottom

[BrenoHenrique]

I redid the whole drawing and it was like this

[BrenoHenrique]

I changed the image to 64x64

[BrenoHenrique]

I added a flag and some more changes

[Harchie Hirondo]

Here, I added some shadows, and fixed the team coloring...
The team color should be RGB(255/any value except 255/255)

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[BrenoHenrique]

it was good thank you

[BrenoHenrique]

I would like to know how to make shadows like you do

[Harchie Hirondo]

Uhmm.. I don't know what software you used. But in Pixly, you can use a non-opaque(100%) brush of black color to add the shadows. And set it to an opacity of 5 - 20% or somewhere around that, and "smudge" the drawing by adding those...

[BrenoHenrique]

thank you for the tips